The communication revolution assumed a part in globalization by enabling individuals to spread thoughts and societies. A case of this is Christianity to Africa.
Amid the nineteenth century, a progression of mechanical developments significantly reshaped the way individuals convey at a worldwide level. New methods for correspondence speeded the pace of life and expanded exchange and the trading of thoughts.
It would be the "abolishment of Encomiendas," that did not result from the over-working and deaths of Native Americans in Spanish Colonies, since although their power became relatively limited, they never ceased to exist.
This period of time was called the first “Civil Rights” movement for African Americans. Jim Crow laws were created during this period of time to stop blacks from voting and segregated them from whites. This period didn’t come with much success for blacks, as the only thing passed prior to this movement was the 13th-15th Amendments. This movement ended in 1896, with the Plessy v. Ferguson case, in which “Separate but equal” was ruled constitutional.
A person, typically one more remote than a grandparent, from whom one is descended:
